Expert in international corporate, IT, and crypto law. Has extensive experience in business setup and support in the USA, EU, LATAM, and the Middle East. Specializes in corporate structuring, compliance, KYC/AML, IP, GDPR, as well as regulation of crypto and fintech projects.
Business Registration and Support in the Gulf Countries (GCC)
We help Ukrainian and international entrepreneurs structure their business in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait. From choosing the right jurisdiction and company type
to obtaining licenses, opening bank accounts, visas, and providing ongoing legal support.
Submit a request – we will select the optimal country and structuring model for your business and tax goals.⬇️
Favorable tax environment and special economic zones.
Access to Middle Eastern, Asian, and African markets.
Opportunity to create real substance for international structuring.
Stable legal systems and strong investment protection.
At Prikhodko & Partners, we help not just to “open a company” but to build a clear and secure business model that complies with banking, tax, and compliance requirements.
How we support your business
Analysis of your business model and selection of the appropriate country / company type.
Company registration in free zones and mainland jurisdictions.
Obtaining commercial, professional, fintech, and specialized licenses.
Preparation of corporate documents, charters, and shareholder agreements.
Support with opening bank accounts and AML/KYC compliance procedures.
Assistance with visas, residency permits, employment contracts, and office rentals.
Ongoing support: contracts, corporate changes, compliance, local legal maintenance.
The UAE is the most popular regional hub for international business. Numerous free zones (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah, etc.) allow you to choose taxation regimes, substance requirements, and business activity types.
How we work:
Selecting the right free zone or mainland option for your model (IT, trading, services, fintech, logistics).
Company registration, obtaining licenses, registration of directors and shareholders.
Support with bank account opening and compliance procedures.
Obtaining residency visas, employment contracts, and office leases.
Saudi Arabia is actively opening to foreign investors under the Vision 2030 economic transformation plan. It is a promising market for manufacturing, logistics, energy, construction, IT, and service companies.
How we work:
Selecting the right market entry form: subsidiary, branch, or joint venture.
Company registration, obtaining permits and licenses for regulated activities.
Preparing local agreements with partners, suppliers, and employees.
Qatar attracts investors with its financial sector, logistics, energy, sports, and infrastructure projects. Special zones (including financial centers) provide unique regulatory regimes.
How we work:
Advising on the choice of regulatory zone for your activity.
Company registration, approval of corporate documents and structure.
Preparing agreements with contractors, distributors, and service providers.
Legal support for bank account opening and banking compliance.
Oman is a stable jurisdiction focused on industry, logistics, maritime transport, construction, tourism, and energy. Suitable for businesses requiring real physical presence and long-term projects.
How we work:
Selecting the business structure and local partner (where required).
Company registration and obtaining mandatory approvals.
Preparing contracts with contractors, staff, and landlords.
Advising on tax incentives, zones, and local regulatory requirements.
Consultation: analysis of your business, jurisdiction options, and tax objectives.
Structuring: offering the optimal model (country, entity type, substance, licenses).
Registration: document preparation, filing, interaction with registries and regulators.
Banks & visas: support with opening accounts, obtaining visas, residency, office setup.
Ongoing support: contracts, shareholder changes, compliance, local legal maintenance.
FAQ
Which GCC country is best for my business?
It depends on your business activity, tax planning, banking needs, and substance requirements.
Often, the UAE suits services and trading, Bahrain is ideal for fintech, and Saudi Arabia works best for projects targeting the local market.
During the consultation, we will compare options specifically for your case.
How long does it take to register a company?
Depending on the country and activity type, it may take from several days to several weeks.
At the start, we provide a timeline and an agreed checklist of required documents.
Do I have to open a physical office or relocate?
In many cases, a rented office or flex-office in a free zone is sufficient.
Relocation of owners or key personnel is assessed individually, based on migration rules and tax residency.
To get a consultation or calculate the cost of registering or supporting a business in GCC countries – please fill in the form below.
We work Monday - Friday from 9:30 to 18:00. If you leave a request after 18:00 on weekdays - we will contact you the next business day starting at 9:30.